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6,000-year-old necropolis and ancient settlement found in Egypt’s eastern Delta

Egyptian archaeologists have found a large cemetery and a residential area at Kom el-Khilgan in Dakahlia Governorate. The site records human activity from the Predynastic Period through the Greek and Roman eras. The cemetery began during the first half of the fourth millennium BCE, when Lower Egyptian culture...

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Bath complex from the Ptolemaic and Roman periods with circular pools found in Egypt

Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered the first fully documented bathing complex at Tell Nasser, an ancient site in the Port Said archaeological area. The find came during the first excavation season at the site, about 40 kilometers south of Port Said in the eastern Nile Delta...

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Ancient Egyptian grave stelae, coffins, and amulets found at Tell El-Deir funerary center

Archaeologists have uncovered a group of carved grave stelae, pottery coffins, and funerary amulets at Tell El-Deir in Egypt’s Damietta Governorate. The new evidence points to Tell El-Deir as far more than a simple burial ground. Archaeologists say the site served as a large funerary center where

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Moonlight helps explain why ancient Egyptians chose two sacred animals for Thoth

A new study suggests the ancient Egyptians chose two very different animals to represent the moon god Thoth for one simple reason. The sacred ibis and the hamadryas baboon both reflect light in a way that closely matches moonlight. The research, published in Time and Mind, focused on Thoth, the Egyptian god of...

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3,000-year-old tomb of ancient Egyptian official Paser discovered in Luxor’s Theban Necropolis

Archaeologists working in Egypt’s ancient Theban Necropolis have found a previously unknown tomb in the Lower Sheikh Abd el-Qurna area on the west bank of Luxor. Researchers identified the tomb’s owner through surviving inscriptions. The name recorded inside is Paser..

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